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1 Enrollment Guide Fall/Spring/Summer View credit class schedule ONLINE Register for Fall/Spring/Summer Fall Classes 2017 Spring Classes 2018 Full-Term Session: Aug Dec. 17 Full-Term Session: First 8-week Session (A): Aug Oct. 22 First 8-week Session (A): 14-week Session (O): Sept Dec. 17 Second 8-week Session (B): 2017 Oct Dec week Session (O): Summer Classes 2018 Jan May 13 Jan March 11 Jan May 13 Second 8-week Session (B): March 19 - May 13 Full-Term Session: May 29 - Aug. 5 First 5-week Session (J): May 29 - July 1 8-week Session (L): Second 5-week Session (K): June 11 - Aug. 5 July 2 - Aug. 5 Cuyahoga Community College Locations are listed on the last page of the document.

2 FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College Welcome from Dr. Johnson College Mission About Tri-C ICON Key Welcome to Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C ), an innovative and inclusive learning community dedicated to your success and completion. We are delighted that you have selected our college as the place to continue your education and career development. Our faculty, staff and administrators are proud to offer one door with many options to assist you in reaching your educational goals. Welcome A Tri-C education is both powerful and valuable. You can earn an associate degree and transfer to a four-year institution or secure a job in the local community. Our certificate programs allow you to choose a technical path to quickly update your skills or pursue a new field of study. Offering more than 1,000 credit courses and 190 degree and certificate programs, the College has the lowest tuition in the state and prepares students to thrive in the new global econo. Starting your education at Tri-C can translate into an average savings of $13,000 in your first two years compared to starting at an Ohio public four-year institution. Tri-C is redesigning the student experience and working to meet you where you are. With the adoption of an intentional case management approach to student success, we provide students with clearer pathways to degree and certificate completion. Classes are held in locations throughout the community, close to home or work, with day, evening and weekend options. I invite you to take full advantage of all the resources we have to offer. As you move forward on your educational journey, open the door and see where success takes you. Alex Johnson, Ph.D. President, Cuyahoga Community College College Mission: To provide high-quality, accessible and affordable educational opportunities and services including university transfer, technical and lifelong learning programs that promote individual development and improve the overall quality of life in a multicultural community. Please note: Your Tri-C is the official and primary method of communication between you and the College. Be sure to check it consistently for important messages regarding your registration, payment deadlines, account/financial aid information and college updates/events. We also encourage you to forward your Tri-C to your personal account. Just go to Tri-C space and access your on the Student tab. ICON Key: Tri-C Tri-C space Tri-C Website 2

3 Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College FALL/SPRING/SUMMER What s in your guide? Steps to Enroll 4 List of Important Resources 5 Important Dates Fall 6 Important Dates Spring 8 Important Dates Summer 10 Paying for College Tuition and Fees 12 Table of Contents Phone: Tri-C has several session options each semester. New and readmitted students are encouraged to apply for admission or readmission at least six weeks prior to the start of the session they plan to enroll. This allows students to complete all required steps in the enrollment process in a timely manner to be sufficiently prepared for the start of classes. (See Steps to Enroll on page 4 of this guide). Have a question about Tri-C? Check out ask TRI-C 3

4 FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College Steps to Enroll New & Returning Students Transfer & Transient Students New Students To find your Steps to Enroll, including: How to apply Applying for financial aid Submitting your official transcripts * Preparing for placement tests New Student Review New Student Orientation Registering for classes How to pay your tuition, etc., Receive your photo I.D. visit Steps to Enroll Initial Login to Tri-C space 1 Go to 2 Click on Change Your Password 3 Enter Tri-C ID number then click continue 4 Enter your birth date (m/d/yyyy) as your old password 5 Create a new password (at least 8 characters) containing a combination of letters and numbers 6 Re-enter new password then click Change 7 You will be redirected to Tri-C space, secure access log in 8 Login to Tri-C space using your Tri-C ID number and new password Steps to Enroll We welcome a variety of students to Tri-C. Depending on your previous college experience, you can find your Steps to Enroll at Students new to the College will register for courses at their New Student Orientation. At the orientation you will learn about registration procedures, college policies, student services, academic expectations, and how to accomplish your educational goals. For more information, visit As a new student, you will also be required to participate in the First Year Experience. For more information, visit If you are a distance learner and need to know how to participate in New Student Orientation, please call and ask to speak with the Counseling Center on the campus of your choice. A representative will work with you to provide permission and instructions on completing the online orientation. Students attending another college and who wish to take a summer course at Tri-C, are classified as a Transient/ Visiting student. For more information visit If you are transferring credits directly from another college, returning to school after an absence or following military service, we can help. We can even help former Tri-C students Reverse Transfer their credits to receive an Associate Degree. For more information, visit Online orientation is recommended but not required for transfer and returning students. To request permission and specific instructions on completing online orientation, please call and ask to speak with the Counseling Center on the campus of your choice. A representative will work with you to provide permission and instructions on completing the online orientation. Note: Depending on how much time has lapsed since you last attended Tri-C, you may need to re-apply, provide official high school and all college transcripts, take placement tests, receive a new photo I.D., etc. *Official transcripts should be mailed to: Office of the Registrar, Cuyahoga Community College, P.O. Box 5966, Cleveland, Ohio For more information, call Affirmative Action, Equal Employment Opportunity and Non-Discrimination Policy Discrimination against any individual based upon a person s age, ancestry, color, disability, genetic information, military status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and veteran status is prohibited. Any employee, student or other person who wishes to report discrimination or harassment based on any of the aforementioned protected classes, should contact the College s Office of Diversity & Inclusion at: Cuyahoga Community College, 700 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115, In addition, the College s Title IX (related to sex discrimination) and Section 504 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (related to disability discrimination) Coordinator is the Director of Diversity & Inclusion. The Coordinator can be reached at the above address and telephone number. 4

5 Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College FALL/SPRING/SUMMER RTA Public Transit Information to do on line trip planning or call the RTAnswerline at Campus Security Go to or call for non emergencies or for emergencies. Disability Services To find your campus ACCESS office visit or call List of Important Resources Public Transportation Campus Security Disability Services Counseling Services Veteran Student Services E-Learning Counseling Services We offer academic, career and personal counseling. Call , Option #4, to make an appointment. Veteran Student Services For information regarding Veteran Student Services, including the GI Bill, transfer of military credit and the Ohio GI Promise, go to or call Audit/Pass/No Pass Option Degree Information/Questions? Accreditation Program 60 Registration Emergency Closing Student Access to Information E-Learning Online courses allow students to complete all course requirements without coming to campus. Tests may be online or in a suitable proctored environment. For more information visit Enrolling for Audit or Pass/No Pass Option Students planning to audit a class pending space availability must complete an audit form. The audit form must be completed in person at the Enrollment Center. See Registration Calendars in this guide for dates associated with Audit registration. Students requesting the Pass/No Pass grade option must select that option no later than the last day to register. Degree Information/Questions? For specific degree information or if you have any questions, you are encouraged to schedule an appointment with a counselor: , Option #4. Accreditation Cuyahoga Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 230 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL, For more information call Program 60 Registration Residents of Ohio age 60 and older may register for regularly scheduled credit and non-credit classes on a tuitionfree, space-available audit (no credit) basis. For more information visit Emergency Closing When you register for classes, please remember to update your Alert information through Tri-C space. Notifications will also be placed on the Tri-C Web site, Tri-C space. (the College intranet) and the Tri-C main phone system of college closings. Specific details about any closings will also be available through the College s toll-free ALERT phone number, ALRT (2578). STUDENT ACCESS TO INFORMATION Cuyahoga Community College recognizes students rights to access personal and academic records in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) as amended by Public Law The College has designated the following information as directory information and will disclose this information without prior written consent unless otherwise instructed by the student: Name Address (local and home) Program of study (including college of enrollment, major and campus) Enrollment status (e.g. full time, part time, withdrawn) Dates of attendance Degrees, honors, and awards received FOR MEMBERS OF ATHLETIC TEAMS ONLY: Previous educational agencies or institutions attended Participation in officially recognized activities and sports Weight and height To add names of individuals whom you would like to have access to your student information, go to Tri-C space under Academic Records and FERPA Request. PLEASE CONTACT THE ENROLLMENT CENTER AT YOUR CAMPUS IF YOU WISH TO HAVE THIS INFORMATION KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. 5List of Important Resources

6 FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College Registration Register online or in person at any Enrollment Center. Registration for classes will end the day before the first class meeting for 16, 14, or 8 week classes (10 and 5 week for summer). Students are expected to be registered and attending class from the first scheduled meeting of the class period. Schedule Adjustment Period (Register/Drop/Add) Students may adjust their schedule during the first week of the term but can only enter a class that has not held the first scheduled session if space is available. Exceptions must be approved in writing by the academic associate dean responsible for the discipline. Guaranteed Courses The College is now offering Guaranteed courses each semester. A Guaranteed course provides you with assurance that your course will not be cancelled due to lack of enrollment. Look for the Guaranteed Course attribute column when searching for course sections (CRN s) at registration. For more information, visit Registration Holds Registration holds may exist for those students who owe money to the College or are restricted for other reasons. For assistance, visit the campus Enrollment Center or call , Option #1. Fall 2017 Calendar Important dates FALL 2017 Important Dates Fall 2017 Fall Classes 2017 Fall 2017 Calendar Fall 2017 Calendar Dates are subject to change Monday, April 10, 2017 Monday, April 17, 2017 Wednesday, July 19, 2017 Monday, Aug. 28, 2017 Priority Registration Begins (for students with 30 or more college level credit hours) Registration for Fall Semester 2017 Begins Fee Payment Deadline and Priority Deadline for Financial Aid Completion Fall Semester 2017 Begins Sunday, Oct. 8, 2017 Deadline to make up incomplete grade for Spring 2017 and Summer Session 2017; will become F grade Friday, Oct. 20, 2017 Deadline to petition for Fall 2017 Graduation Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2017 Final Grades Due Session A (First 8 Weeks) Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017 Final Grades Available* - Session A (First 8 Weeks) Friday, Nov. 10, and Veterans Day Observed and Veterans Day College closed - No classes scheduled Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017 Nov , 2017 Thanksgiving Recess College closed No classes scheduled Monday, Dec Final Exam Week - Full Term Sunday, Dec. 17, 2017 Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017 Final Grades Due - Full Term, Session B (Second 8 Weeks) and Session O (14 Weeks) Thursday, Dec. 21, 2017 Final Grades Available* Full Term, Session B (Second 8 Weeks) and Session O (14 Weeks) Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017 Commencement Register as EARLY as possible and get the classes you need. Register online through Tri-C space. Fall Classes 2017 Full-Term Session: Aug Dec. 17 First 8-week Session (A): Aug Oct week Session (O): Sept Dec. 17 Second 8-week Session (B): Oct Dec. 17 *Academic Progress Reports and Final Grades are available at Tri-C space (.tri-c.edu) 6

7 Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Important Dates Fall 2017 Withdrawal Schedule How to Withdraw Refund Schedule Enrollment Centers Fax # s Prerequisites Fall 2017 Class Withdrawal Schedule You are responsible for withdrawing from any course you choose not to attend: Full-term (16-Week) Session A (First 8-week) Session O (14-week) Session B ( Second 8-week) Start End Start End Start End Start End Class start/end 8/28/17 12/17/17 8/28/17 10/22/17 9/11/17 12/17/17 10/23/17 12/17/17 Registration* 4/17/17 8/27/17 4/17/17 8/27/17 4/17/17 9/10/17 4/17/17 10/22/17 Audit Registration 8/28/17 9/1/17 8/28/17 9/1/17 9/11/17 9/15/17 10/23/17 10/27/17 Program 60 Registration 8/30/17 9/1/17 8/30/17 9/1/17 9/13/17 9/15/17 10/25/17 10/27/17 Last Day to Drop/No Record 9/11/17 9/11/17 9/25/17 11/6/17 Last Day to Drop/ W Grade 11/17/17 10/6/17 11/22/17 12/1/17 (Students with financial aid should check with the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office before they withdraw) You can withdraw online, provided you don t have any registration holds, by fax* or in-person. If you withdraw from your class(es), you may still be responsible for all or a percentage of the tuition charge. You can check your account status on My Tri-C Space. Fall 2017 Refund Schedule + If you paid the tuition in full and have no other outstanding balance, your payment minus the % you are responsible for will be refunded to you. Refund process will begin 2 weeks after the start of term. FT (16 Wk) A (1 st 8 Wk) O (14 Wk) B (2 nd 8 Wk) + You are responsible for... Withdrawal by... 0% of tuition 9/1/17 9/1/17 9/15/17 10/27/17 30% of tuition 9/8/17 9/6/17 9/21/17 11/1/17 50% of tuition 9/15/17 9/11/17 9/27/17 11/6/17 75% of tuition 9/22/17 9/14/17 10/3/17 11/9/17 100% of tuition after 9/22/17 after 9/14/17 after 10/3/17 after 11/9/17 Important dates Fall 2017 *Fax numbers for the Enrollment Centers Eastern Campus: Metropolitan Campus: Western Campus: Westshore Campus: Brunswick University Center: Prerequisites Course prerequisites are established by each department to ensure that the student has an adequate background to be successful in the course. A C grade is required in the prerequisite course. Successful completion of a prerequisite course will be checked at the time of registration. Note: Quarter courses taken prior to Fall 1998 to meet prerequisite requirements will require an exception form from a counselor/academic department or may be done electronically when you register online. 7

8 FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College Spring 2018 Calendar Important Dates Spring 2018 Spring Classes 2018 Spring 2018 Calendar Register as EARLY as possible and get the classes you need. Register online through Tri-C space. Important dates SPRING 2018 Spring 2018 Calendar Dates are subject to change Monday, Oct. 16, 2017 Monday, Oct. 23, 2017 Friday, Dec. 1, 2017 Monday, Jan. 15, 2018 Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018 Sunday, Feb. 25, 2018 Monday, Mar Sunday, Mar. 18, 2018 Tuesday, March 20, 2018 Thursday, March 22, 2018 Priority Registration Begins (for students with 30 or more college level credit hours) Registration for Spring Semester 2018 Begins Fee Payment Deadline and Priority Deadline for Financial Aid Completion Martin Luther King Day College closed No classes scheduled Spring Semester 2018 Begins Deadline to make up incomplete grade for Fall 2017; will become F grade Spring Break- No classes scheduled. Final Grades Due - Session A (First 8 Weeks) Final Grades Available* - Session A (First 8 Weeks) Friday, April 6, 2018 Deadline to Petition for Graduation in Spring 2018 and Summer 2018 Monday, May 7 - Sunday, May 13, 2018 Tuesday, May 15, 2018 Thursday, May 17, 2018 Friday, May 18, 2018 Final Exam Week - Full Term Final Grades Due - Full Term, Session B (Second 8 Weeks) and Session O (14 Weeks) Commencement Spring Classes 2018 Full-Term Session: Jan May 13 First 8-week Session (A): Jan Mar week Session (O): Jan May 13 Second 8-week Session (B): Mar May 13 Final Grades Available* - Full Term, Session B (Second 8 Weeks) and Session O (14 Weeks) *Academic Progress Reports and Final Grades are available at Tri-C space (.tri-c.edu) 8

9 9 Important dates SPRING 2018 Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Important Dates Spring 2018 Withdrawal Schedule How to Withdraw Refund Schedule Enrollment Centers Fax # s Prerequisites Spring 2018 Class Withdrawal Schedule You are responsible for withdrawing from any course you choose not to attend: Full-term (16-Week) Session A (First 8-week) Session O (14-week) Session B ( Second 8-week) Start End Start End Start End Start End Class start/end 1/16/18 5/13/18 1/16/18 3/11/18 1/29/18 5/13/18 3/19/18 5/13/18 Registration* 10/23/17 1/15/18 10/23/17 1/15/18 10/23/17 1/28/18 10/23/18 3/18/18 Audit Registration 1/16/18 1/22/18 1/16/18 1/22/18 1/29/18 2/2/18 3/19/18 3/23/18 Program 60 Registration 1/18/18 1/22/18 1/18/18 1/22/18 1/31/18 2/2/18 3/21/18 3/23/18 Last Day to Drop/No Record 1/30/18 1/30/18 2/12/18 4/2/18 Last Day to Drop/ W Grade 4/13/18 2/23/18 4/20/18 4/27/18 (Students with financial aid should check with the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office before they withdraw) You can withdraw online, provided you don t have any registration holds, by fax* or in-person. If you withdraw from your class(es), you may still be responsible for all or a percentage of the tuition charge. You can check your account status on My Tri-C Space. Spring 2018 Refund Schedule + If you paid the tuition in full and have no other outstanding balance, your payment minus the % you are responsible for will be refunded to you. Refund process will begin 2 weeks after the start of term. *Fax numbers for the Enrollment Centers Eastern Campus: Metropolitan Campus: FT (16 Wk) A (1 st 8 Wk) O (14 Wk) B (2 nd 8 Wk) + You are responsible for... Withdrawal by... 0% of tuition 1/22/18 1/22/18 2/2/18 3/23/18 30% of tuition 1/29/18 1/25/18 2/8/18 3/28/18 50% of tuition 2/5/18 1/30/18 2/14/18 4/2/18 75% of tuition 2/12/18 2/2/18 2/20/18 4/5/18 100% of tuition after 2/12/18 after 2/2/18 after 2/20/18 after 4/5/18 Western Campus: Westshore Campus: Brunswick University Center: Prerequisites Course prerequisites are established by each department to ensure that the student has an adequate background to be successful in the course. A C grade is required in the prerequisite course. Successful completion of a prerequisite course will be checked at the time of registration. Note: Quarter courses taken prior to Fall 1998 to meet prerequisite requirements will require an exception form from a counselor/academic department or may be done electronically when you register online.

10 FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College Summer 2018 Calendar Important Dates Summer 2018 Summer Classes 2018 Summer 2018 Calendar Register as EARLY as possible and get the classes you need. Register online through Tri-C space. Summer Classes 2018 Important dates SUMMER 2018 If you re attending another college or university and would like to take classes that will transfer back to your home institution, apply as a visiting or transient student at Tri-C: Summer 2018 Calendar Dates are subject to change Monday, Mar. 19, 2018 Tuesday, May 1, 2018 Monday, May 28, 2018 Tuesday, May 29, 2018 Tuesday, July 3, 2018 Wednesday, July 4, 2018 Friday, July 6, 2018 Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018 Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2018 Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018 Full-Term Session: May 29 - Aug. 5 First 5-week Session (J): May 29 - July 1 8-week Session (L): June 11 - Aug. 5 Second 5-week Session (K): July 2 - Aug. 5 Registration for Summer Semester 2018 Begins Fee Payment Deadline and Priority Deadline for Financial Aid Completion Memorial Day College closed No classes scheduled Summer Semester 2018 Begins Final Grades Due Session J (First 5 Weeks) College closed for Independence Day - No classes scheduled Final Grades Available* Session J (First 5 Weeks) Summer Session 2018 Ends Final Grades Due Full Term, Session K (Second 5 Weeks) and Session L (8 Weeks) Final Grades Available* Full Term, Session K and Session L *Academic Progress Reports and Final Grades are available at Tri-C space (.tri-c.edu) 10

11 Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Important Dates Summer 2018 Withdrawal Schedule How to Withdraw Refund Schedule Summer 2018 Class Withdrawal Schedule You are responsible for withdrawing from any course you choose not to attend: Enrollment Centers Fax # s Prerequisites Full-term (10-Week) Session J (First 5-week) Session K (Second 5-week) Session L ( 8-week) (Students with financial aid should check with the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office before they withdraw) Summer 2018 Refund Schedule + If you paid the tuition in full and have no other outstanding balance, your payment minus the % you are responsible for will be refunded to you. Refund process will begin 2 weeks after the start of term. Start End Start End Start End Start End Class start/end 5/29/18 8/5/18 5/29/18 7/1/18 7/2/18 8/5/18 6/11/18 8/5/18 Registration* 3/19/18 5/28/18 3/19/18 5/28/18 3/19/18 7/1/18 3/19/18 6/10/18 Audit Registration 5/29/18 6/4/18 5/29/18 5/31/18 7/2/18 7/6/18 6/11/18 6/14/18 Program 60 Registration 5/31/18 6/4/18 5/31/18 5/31/18 7/5/18 7/6/18 6/13/18 6/14/18 Last Day to Drop/No Record 6/12/18 6/12/18 7/16/18 6/25/18 Last Day to Drop/ W Grade 7/20/18 6/22/18 7/27/18 7/20/18 You can withdraw online, provided you don t have any registration holds, by fax* or in-person. If you withdraw from your class(es), you may still be responsible for all or a percentage of the tuition charge. You can check your account status on My Tri-C Space. FT (10 Wk) J (1 st 5 Wk) K (2 nd 5 Wk) L (8 Wk) + You are responsible for... Withdrawal by... 0% of tuition 6/4/18 5/31/18 7/6/18 6/14/18 30% of tuition 6/7/18 6/4/18 7/10/18 6/19/18 50% of tuition 6/12/18 6/6/18 7/12/18 6/22/18 75% of tuition 6/15/18 6/8/18 7/16/18 6/27/18 100% of tuition after 6/15/18 after 6/8/18 after 7/16/18 after 6/27/18 Important dates SUMMER 2018 *Fax numbers for the Enrollment Centers Eastern Campus: Metropolitan Campus: Western Campus: Westshore Campus: Brunswick University Center: Prerequisites Course prerequisites are established by each department to ensure that the student has an adequate background to be successful in the course. A C grade is required in the prerequisite course. Successful completion of a prerequisite course will be checked at the time of registration. Note: Quarter courses taken prior to Fall 1998 to meet prerequisite requirements will require an exception form from a counselor/academic department or may be done electronically when you register online. 11

12 FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College Paying for College Residency Tuition and Fees Institutional Fee Course Supplemental Fees Residency Fees charged at the College are based on the individual student s residency status designated as In-County, Outof-County, or Out-of-State. This status is determined at the point of admission. If this status changes while enrolled at the College, it is the student s responsibility to notify and submit documentation to the Enrollment Center by the Friday before your first class starts for the change to be effective for that term. For additional information on residency, please contact your campus Enrollment Center, or go to Paying for College Tuition Fee Schedule - For the Academic Year (Fall 2017, Spring 2018, and Summer 2018) All fees are subject to change by the College Board of Trustees. Certain courses have supplemental fees (see below). Per Credit Hour Fee Schedule PER CREDIT HOUR FEE SCHEDULE Instructional Fee $87.54 General and Technology Fee $17.00 OUT-OF-COUNTY SURCHARGE $27.23 OUT-OF-STATE SURCHARGE $ Tuition Cost To calculate your tuition cost, multiply your enrolled hours by the per credit hour fee. ENROLLED HOURS COUNTY RESIDENTS OHIO RESIDENTS OUT OF STATE RESIDENTS 1 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Institutional Fee Schedule The Institutional fee is designed to provide students with unlimited access to all campuses, recreational facilities, Technology Learning Centers, Libraries and campus special events. At the right is the tiered fee structure based on credit hours charged. 1-3 credit hours $ credit hours $ credit hours $70.00 Course Supplemental Fees Supplemental fees for certain classes and laboratories are charged in addition to the noted fees. A link to a course-by-course listing of supplemental fees can be found at Special Topics courses are not included on this listing, but may also require supplemental fees. 15 Plus Perks Program 15 Plus Perks Program at Tri-C is an incentive for you to enroll full-time and earn rewards equal to 50 percent of tuition. For more information and eligibility details visit or call , Option #

13 Enrollment Guide Cuyahoga Community College FALL/SPRING/SUMMER Paying for College Payment Deadlines Payment Options Financial Aid and Scholarships Benefits Access/Project Go! Payment Deadline & Financial Aid Completion Date* July 19, 2017 Fall 2017 Dec. 1, 2017 Spring 2018 May 1, 2018 Summer 2018 *After the deadline date has passed, payment is due at the time of registration. This deadline applies only to credit classes. By the dates listed above, students must go to Tri-C space Make payment in full OR Complete Set Payment Options Payment options and associated information can be found at Students can pay tuition and fees via: Check (U.S. mail, in person and online). Master Card, Visa, American Express and Discover (in person and online) A 2.4% surcharge will be applied. Tri-C Installment Payment Plan (in person and online). or visit any campus Enrollment Center to: the financial aid application (FAFSA at and submit all requested financial aid documentation to the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships once the College receives your FAFSA records, OR up a payment plan (There is no fee for the 3 payment installment plan. There is a $25 set-up fee for all other payment plans). Paying for College Student Financial Aid and Scholarships Apply Early! Students are urged to apply for financial aid well in advance of the beginning of classes. FAFSA Applications are available online at Students should complete and submit the FAFSA application along with all required documentation for Fall 2017 by the POSTED PRIORITY DEADLINE as listed above. Financial aid opportunities are available in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and part-time employment. Eligibility and approval for all forms of financial aid should be determined at least six weeks prior to registration. Book lines of credit will be provided to students who have met all financial aid eligibility requirements, registered in applicable coursework for the term, and met academic standards for financial aid purposes. Book lines of credit may be available at least one week before the start of the term for eligible students. All students receiving a book line of credit will be directly notified of availability and expiration through their Tri-C . For more information concerning the various aid programs available at Cuyahoga Community College visit Benefits Access/Project Go! Tri-C provides free application assistance for public benefits to students working to complete educational programs through the Benefits Access/Project Go! program. For more information visit

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